Licensed Physical Therapy Assistant

About the role

It's fun to work in a company where people truly BELIEVE in what they're doing! Our intention is to have employees who are passionate about making their personal mission statement come to life each day at work. Be it through providing healing, eradicating loneliness, contributing to efficiencies, streamlining processes, being dependable, sparking creativity or something else, the demonstration of HOW you do your job is just as important as WHAT you do in your job. Alongside our valued employees, we are making a difference throughout the state of Ohio in the lives of those that need healthcare or those embracing the next chapter of their lives. Sustained members of our team demonstrate accountable behavior and share our values of customer service, innovation, integrity, inclusion, financial stewardship, leadership and care.

The Licensed Physical Therapy Assistant (LPTA) performs physical therapy treatments under the supervision of a Physical Therapist, as ordered by qualified physicians, in accordance with company standards and federal, state, and local standards, guidelines, and regulations to ensure that the highest degree of quality care is maintained at all times.

Responsibilities

• Implements the Plan of Care developed by the Physical Therapist ensuring that all patients are treated per the physician’s orders.
• Communicates with the Physical Therapist, physician, and other pertinent staff about physical/medical concerns pertaining to the Plan of Care in order for appropriate revision, as the patient’s condition requires.
• Collaborates with clinical team and Physical Therapist in the implementation of the patient assessments (OASIS).
• Educates and instructs patient, family members and other health team members on the proper techniques for an exercise program, precautions and self care activities to assure safety for caregivers and patients.
• Participates in the interdisciplinary team meeting by exchanging information on progress and discharge plan in order to provide the highest level of continuity of care for the patient.